The Philippines could achieve the coveted “A” credit rating before President Marcos Jr. steps down from office, according to projections by Finance Secretary Benjamin E. Diokno.
THE Philippines could achieve the coveted “A” credit rating before President Marcos Jr. steps down from office, according to projections by Finance Secretary Benjamin E. Diokno.
“We are getting there. It is possible within this administration,” he told reporters in a recent press briefing. At present, the Philippines has a BBB rating from Fitch Solutions, a Baa2 from Moody’s and a BBB+ from S&P.
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